Summer 2012 Advising April 28, 2012

COLLEGE OF DUPAGE
FASHION PROGRAMS
SUMMER 2012 ADVISING

Classes start on May 29th for 10 week courses and on Jun 11 for 8 week courses.
Email: scalise@cod.edu for additional advising information or appointments

Please email: scalise@cod.edufor permits

MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY
	1155-002 1156-002 Clothing Construction I/II Jun 12-Aug 2 TR 9am-12:50pm MAC252 Oboikovitz	2208-001 2210-001 Millinery (Hat Making)Design I/II Jun 13-Aug 1 10am-3:50pm MAC250 Veronica Chin	1155-002 1156-002 Clothing Construction I/II Jun 12-Aug 2 TR 9am-12:50pm MAC252 Oboikovitz
1821-004 Adobe Illustrator for Fashion Jun 11-Jul 30 1-4:50pm MAC284 Stevens	2211-001 2212-001 Fash Illustration I Adv Illustration Jun 12-Aug 2 TR 1-4:50pm MAC250 Powell		2211-001 2212-001 Fash Illustration I Adv Illustration Jun 12-Aug 2 TR 1-4:50pm MAC250 Powell
2204-001 2206-001 Bridal Couture I/II Jun 4 – Jul 30 MAC252 Mayorga	1155-001 1156-002 Clothing Construction I/II May 29-Aug 2 TR 6-8:50PM Vidovic	2245-001 Design Collection Development May 30-Aug 1 5:30-8:50pm MAC252 Orlando Espinoza	1155-001 1156-002 Clothing Construction I/II May 29-Aug 2 TR 6-8:50PM Vidovic
1101-001 Flat Pattern I Jun 11-Aug 3 MW6-9:50pm MAC 250 Hetland	2201-001 Draping May 29-Aug 2 TR 6-8:50pm Powell	1101-001 Flat Pattern I Jun 11-Aug 3 MW6-9:50pm MAC 250 Heischberg	2201-001 Draping May 29-Aug 2 TR 6-8:50pm Powell

Advising Information for Fashion Merchandising, Fashion Design, Fashion Entrepreneur, Fashion Apparel Production and Community Members:

Community Members:  Fashi 1821-004 Adobe Illustrator for Fashion,  Fashi 1155 Clothing Construction I, Fashi 2211 Fashion Illustration I and Fashi 2208 Millinery I;

Fashion Merchandising Majors:  Business 1100 Introduction to Business
Marketing and Management requirements
Co op Credit:  Call Career Services

Fashion Design Majors:  First Year:  required courses: Fashi 1155, Fashi 1101, Fashi 2211
Elective:  Fashi 1821-004,  Fashi 2208

Second Year: required courses:  Fashi 2201,  Fashi 2211
Elective: Fashi 1821-004,  Fashi 2204, 2206,  Fashi 2208, 2210,  Fashi 2212,  Fashi 2245

Fashion Apparel Production Majors: First Year:  required courses: Fashi 1155, Fashi 1101, Fashi 2211, Fashi 2245

Additional information: contact Sharon Scalise, program coordinator at: scalise@cod.edu
Follow us at: www.codfashion.wordpress.com
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Welcome to: The College of DuPage Fashion Department September 1, 2009

College of DuPage’s Fashion Merchandising and Design Department  Blog……..

• share information about Chicago based fashion events
• feature current Fashion Design and Merchandising students at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn IL
• for more information go to www.cod.edu/fashion
• or email  Sharon Scalise at scalise@cod.edu

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New Fashion Apparel Production Degree and Certificate Program October 31, 2011

NEW FASHION APPAREL PRODUCTION DEGREE AND CERTIFICATE PROGRAM AT COLLEGE OF DUPAGE

The new certificate and degree are intended for a designer who is interested in marketing their design collection at a wholesale market, and using professional international sources to produce their collection for retail distribution.  The program features hands on studio courses focusing on creating a marketable collection and taking it through the steps of production and marketing.

Ideally, the fashion design student could start working on the certificate while earning their AAS Fashion Design Degree or certificate.  New students who have a strong background or formal education in clothing construction, flat pattern design, draping, design principles and illustration should make an appointment with Sharon Scalise scalise@cod.edu for program placement.

Fashion Apparel Production Certificate

Required Hours

FASHI 1101 Flat Pattern Drafting I               3

FASHI 1102 Flat Pattern Drafting II             3

FASHI 1155 Clothing Construction I          3

FASHI 1156 Clothing Construction II         3 or

FASHI 1165 Clothing Construction for the Apparel Industry            3

FASHI 1180 Business Practices for the Fashion Entrepreneur           3

FASHI 2201 Draping         3

FASHI 2211 Fashion Illustration                   3

FASHI 2222 Computer-Aided Apparel Design I       3

FASHI 2245 Design Collection Development          3

FASHI 2255 Design Studio: Marketing the Collection          3

FASHI 2430 Apparel Production Management      3

FASHI 2460 Fashion Law and Ethics            3

ACCOU 1110 Accounting Procedures        3

Total Required Hours      39

Total Elective Hours 3 choose from any Fashion course

Total Credits Required        42

 

 

 

Fashion Apparel Production AAS Program Requirements

FASHI 1101 Flat Pattern Drafting I               3

FASHI 1102 Flat Pattern Drafting  II            3

FASHI 1155 Clothing Construction I          3

FASHI 1156 Clothing Construction II         3 or

FASHI 1165 Clothing Construction for the Apparel Industry            3

FASHI 1180 Business Practices for the Fashion Entrepreneur           3

FASHI 2201 Draping         3

FASHI 2211 Fashion Illustration                   3

FASHI 2222 Computer-Aided Apparel Design I       3

FASHI 2245 Design Collection Development          3

FASHI 2255 Design Studio: Marketing the Collection          3

FASHI 2430 Apparel Production Management      3

FASHI 2460 Fashion Law and Ethics            3

ACCOU 1110 Accounting Procedures        3

Total Fashion Required Hours     39

Total Fashion Elective Hours 6 choose from any Fashion course

Appropriate AAS General Education Electives 19-22 hours

 Total Credits Required       64 – 67

 

 

New and specific Fashion Apparel Production Courses:

Spring 2012 Courses:

Fashi 2222/2223  Computer Aided Apparel Design I & II  Mon 6-9:50pm

Use of the computer in flat pattern drafting and design. Emphasis is on familiarity with the functions of the PADS pattern-design system. Taught by Chicago designer Orlando Espinosa.  Prerequisite Fashi 1101 & 1102 or instructor approval

Fashi2460 Fashion Law and Ethics  (online)

Covers the application of copyright, patent, trademark, and trade dress protection; agreements for licensing, selling, and marketing fashion goods, domestically and abroad; and laws affecting treatment of employees, leasing of retail property, and international trade. Taught by William Carmody.  No prerequisite

Summer 2012 Courses:

Fashi  2245 Design Collection Development

Development of a marketable apparel, accessory or home fashion collection using professional trend projections, fabric and notion sourcing, sizing, grading and quality control.  Prerequisite: Fashi-2202 with a grade of C or better, or equivalent or consent of instructor.  Taught by Chicago design Orlando Espinosa.

Fashi 2255 Design Studio: Marketing the Collection

Studio course assists student fashion entrepreneurs with marketing their design collection, organize order taking, production schedules and delivery of goods. Course will be scheduled to follow Fashi 2245 Prerequisite:  Fashi2245 or consent of instructor

 

 

Fall 2012 Courses:

Fashi 1165 Clothing Construction for the Apparel  Industry 

Equipment, practical skills and sewing processes used in apparel manufacturing. Examines efficient and cost-effective procedures for the garment manufacturer or independent designer. Prerequisite: FASHI-1155 or consent of instructor.

Fashi 1180 Business Practices for the Fashion Entrepreneur

Fundamental decision making for the person in the business of sewing, arts, or crafts,

includes acquisition of equipment and supplies, legalities, taxes, zoning, insurance,

establishing price structure, customer relations, record keeping, financing, trade

publications, organizations, advertising and time scheduling.  No prerequisite.

Fashi 2430 Apparel Production Management

Introduction to preproduction processes of apparel product development.  Topics include planning, forecasting, fabricating, developing silhouettes and specifications, pricing and sourcing.

Hobby Lobby Boosts Wages May 15, 2012

Interesting article about Hobby Lobby and their raise of minimum wage. From The Columbus Dispatch.

“For the fourth straight year, the owner of retailer Hobby Lobby has boosted the minimum hourly wage for its full- and part-time workers, keeping their pay well above what either state or federal law requires….” (read more)

Fashion Jobs- May 15th May 15, 2012

Nordstrom Cosmetics and Fragrances Counter Manager- Chicago, IL

Nordstrom currently has sales openings for counter managers in our Cosmetics and Fragrances departments. The ideal candidate is results oriented, a team leader and thrives in a commissioned sales environment. (read more)

Burlington Coat Factory New Store Management- Chicago, IL

As the leader of the management team, the Store Manager has ultimate responsibility over operation and performance of one, multi-million dollar store location. The Store Manager is a leader who exercises judgment and… (read more)

Ladies’ Wear Boutique Manager- Chicago, IL

We are currently recruiting for a premium ladies fashion brand currently expanding in the US market and for their store opening in Chicago, a well experienced and charismatic boutique manager. We need a local and… (read more)

Mark Shale Retail Salesperson- Chicago, IL

We are currently interviewing candidates for Part Time Sales Consultants in the Women’s division at our Michigan Avenue location. Qualified candidates must have excellent communication skills and customer service… (read more)

Visual Merchandising Class Displays At Stratford Square Mall May 15, 2012

The Visual Merchandising class was lucky enough to work in Stratford Square Mall throughout the Spring semester this year. In addition to working with well-known retailers and setting up displays in large high-traffic windows, the students also participated in a “Paint The Mall Purple contest.” Students designed displays to promote The American Cancer Society’s annual event, Relay For Life. Here is the winning window, by Jean Hansen! For more pictures, click here.

 

Fall 2012 Advising April 28, 2012

Fall 2012 – FASHION MERCHANDISING AND DESIGN ADVISING

Classes start August 20 (16wk) September 13 (12 wk.)

For additional advising &  prerequisite questions email Sharon Scalise scalise@cod.edu

Mon	Tues	Wed	Thurs	Fri	Sat
9-11:50 2231-001 FMM	9-11:50 1155-001 Cloth I	9-12:50 1151-001 Textiles \	9-11:50 1155-001 Cloth I \	9-12:50 2220-001 Vis Mdse \	9-2:50 1101-002 Flat Pat I 12 wk
9-2:50 2208/2210-001 Millinery I&II	9-11:50 1820-001 Adobe Suite for Fashion	9-2:50 1183-001 1st 8 wks Felting ————— 2210/2212-001 2nd 8 wk Knitting I/II	9-11:50 1820-001 Adobe Suite for Fashion	9-2:50 1165-001 Clothing Apparel Ind 12 wk	9-2:50 1155-002 Cloth I 12 wk
9-2:50 2261/2261-001 Textile Dye/Print	1-3:50 1101-001 Flat Pat I	1-2:15 1130-001 Hist Cost I	1-3:50 1101-001 Flat Pat I		9-2:50 2211/2212-001 Fash Illus I & II 12 wk
Evening
6-9:50 2222-2223-001 CAD	6-9:50 1160-001 Tailoring	6-9:50 2201-001 Draping	6-7:50 1160-001 Tailoring ——————- 8-9:50 2201-001
6-9:50 1156-001 Cloth 2	6-9:50 1102-001 Flat Pat 2	6-9:50 1156-001 Cloth 2	6-9:50 1102-001 Flat Pat 2
6-9:40 1131-001 His Cost II 12wk	6-8:50 2235-001 Quality 12 wk	6-9:50 2231-001 FMM 12 wk	6-9:50 2251-001 Motivation
			6-9:40 1180-001 Bus Ent 12 WK

Advising Information for Fashion Merchandising, Fashion Design, Fashion Entrepreneur, Apparel Production Management and Community Members:

Community Members: 1155, 1156, 1160, 1183, 2208, 2210, 2211. 2211, 2231
2261, 2262.
Fashion Design 1st year: (mandatory) 1101, 1155 (required) 1130, 1131, 1151, 2211, 2231, (rec. electives) 1165, 1180, 1183, 1820, 2208, 2210,2251, 2261or 2262
Fashion Design 2nd year: (mandatory) 1160, 2201, (required) 1130,1131, 1151, 2211, 2231 (rec. electives) 1165, 1180, 1183, 1820, 2208, 2222, 2210,2251, 2261or 2262
Fashion Merchandising: (required) 1130, 1131, 2231, 2235, 2251, 2220, Busin 1100, Marketing 2210, 2230, Manag1100, (electives) any other fashion course, coop/internship
Apparel Production Management (required): Fashi 1155,1165, 1180, 2201, 2211, 2222, Acctg 1110,
TAKE FASHION DESIGN TO MARKET WITH THE FOLLOWING NEW COURSES:
FASHI 1165 Clothing Construction for the Apparel Industry
3 credits, 6 studio hours

Equipment, practical skills and sewing processes used in apparel manufacturing. Examines efficient and cost-effective procedures for the garment manufacturer or independent designer. Prerequisite: FASHI-1156 or consent of instructor. Taught by Anna Vidovic, Association of Sewing and Design Professionals

FASHI 2222/2223 CAD FOR APPAREL DESIGN 3 credits
Learn the PADS system of flat pattern design taught by Chicago designer Orlando Espinosa. Development of a marketable apparel, accessory or home fashion collection using professional trend projections, fabric and notion sourcing, sizing, grading and quality control.  Prerequisite: Fashi-1102with a grade of C or better, or equivalent or consent of instructor.  Taught by Chicago design Orlando Espinosa.

Additional information:
www.cod.edu/fashion/
www.codfashion.wordpress.com
twitter: codfashion

RHYTHM Fashion Show Photos–Free Downloads! April 28, 2012

Attached is a link to the “Gallery” where students can see their photos and download high resolution versions of their photos. This gallery is public, and it’s free. But it will only be up for about 60 days so students should download their photos. Photos will also be added to the COD Fashion Department and RHYTHM Facebook Pages soon.

All photos courtesy of Vin Reed.

http://www.photoshop.com/users/vinnous/albums/912a8567c11644ce8fdebad627c80382#page=1

Fashion Design Internship April 28, 2012

Fashion Design Intern Needed

Job Description: Assist rising Fashion Designer, Sarah Church, with all aspects of design and

development, including cutting fabric, making patterns, draping garments, preparing/updating line

sheets, sewing samples, and creating tech packs. May also be asked to periodically assist with related

administrative tasks.

Compensation: Unpaid with the potential of a position with company.

Qualifications:

-First and foremost, you have to love what you do. It’s the best way to maintain a fun and positive

  work environment.

-Student of at least junior level or recent college graduate

-Fashion Design Major

-Construction and Production Knowledge

-Sketching and sewing ability

-Photoshop and Illustrator proficiency

-Strong organizational skills

-You can look like a Rock Star, but please leave the attitude at the door

-Willingness to follow directions and handle periodic administrative tasks

-Flexibility in schedule

Number of Hours per week: 10-20

Schedule: Will need to be available at least two days between M-Th or Saturday

Please send resume to:

Sarah Church

sarah@churchxoxo.com

Cell: 310-490-0366

Office: 312-781-5263

To view images of Designers work please visit:

https://www.facebook.com/SarahChurchByDesign

Private Label Linens Internship April 26, 2012

PRIVATE LABEL LINENS INTERNSHIP JOB DESCRIPTION

 

Timing: Beginning the week of May 14th, the position will be 16-24 hours per week.
The candidate must be able to work during regular business hours Monday-Friday
9am-5pm. Hours worked are flexible, but candidate must be able to commit to a
schedule.

 

Pay: This is an unpaid internship but if eligible, you may receive class credit

 

Requirements: Candidates must be responsible, organized, trustworthy, self-motivated,
and goal-oriented. The candidate must have a fair to excellent knowledge of fabrics
and textiles, and understand color matching and story telling using color.

 

We are a new business in the event decor industry – high end tablecloth creations and
rentals. We are located on the Southwest side of Chicago, near Midway airport.
Candidate must be able to drive or is comfortable with public transportation.

 

Reports to: Susan Schneider (Owner)

 

General Description:

• Creating and maintaining fabric library
• Creating color stories
• Filing and Data Entry
• Any other duties assigned to you by Susan Schneider

 

Contact: Susan Schneider

773.585.6860

susan@privatelabellinens.com

Models Needed For Photography Class April 26, 2012

Photography students are looking for models for portrait assignments.

Interested?

Contact Peter Bosy for details: bosyp@cod.edu

 

Fashion Jobs- April 26th April 26, 2012

Bon-Ton Shoe Supervisor- Chicago, IL

Supervisors will create a professional selling environment by role modeling customer service behaviors and coaching associates in a performance driven, team environment. They will support the Management…. (read more)

 

Aveda Store Team Leader- Chicago, IL

As a member of our store leadership team at John Hancock Center, you will assist in leading a team of highly talented service providers to achieve sales goals and carry out our mission to the guests we serve. Additionally you will plan…. (read more)

 

Jos. A. Bank Store Manager- Oak Brook, IL

At Jos. A. Bank, our Store Manager’s primary responsibility is to profitably operate their stores by maintaining standards and motivating their staff to maximum performance to achieve store….(read more)

 

Akira Retail Manager/Personal Stylist- Chicago, IL

We are looking for friendly, upbeat, highly motivated, inspirational, and unique individuals who can sell ice to Eskimos, become everyone’s new Facebook best friend, and believe in the power of amazing fashion and individuality. (read more)

 

The Container Store Sales/Visual Merchandising- Chicago, IL

Successful salespeople at The Container Store drive sales by building selling relationships with customers that result in fulfilling customer’s storage and organization needs. In addition, all employees are responsible for…. (read more)

 

Neiman Marcus Stock Associate- Chicago, IL

Responsible for supporting the LP/Ops Manager by overseeing all aspects of shipping/receiving of new goods, returning defective/broken goods to original source for claims, processing damaged goods for….(read more)

 

H&M Sales Advisor- Oak Brook, IL

Optimizes the store’s selling by providing the customer with a pleasant shopping experience, including providing customers with garment options and direct service. Provides excellent direct and indirect….(read more)

 

H&M Sales Advisor- Aurora, IL

  Optimizes the store’s selling by providing the customer with a pleasant shopping experience, including providing customers with garment options and direct service. Provides excellent direct and indirect….(read more)

H&M Sales Advisor- Schaumburg, IL

Optimizes the store’s selling by providing the customer with a pleasant shopping experience, including providing customers with garment options and direct service. Provides excellent direct and indirect….(read more)